당신을 사랑합니다 is correct. (dangshin uhl saranghabnida) (I love you)
'당신을' can be omitted, since Koreans usually do not use the word 'you.'
The following all mean "I love you" (without the 'you' pronoun) and are listed in order of decreasing formality. You can say any of them to someone you know well. The last one would be used most often to boyfriends, girlfriends and such. The second one would be said to parents, grandparents, or perhaps acquaintances one is in love with. :)
사랑합니다--saranghabnida
사랑해요-- saranghaeyo
사랑해--saranghae
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